. . ail owanPeopk 10fDtl '5·64 .' StmJlnl! t~ State Universit" of 1()ff)(1 mad the of C.,. EstahUsbed in 1881 Herald Trlbwle Ne.s Service Leased Wire Aswciated Press Leased Wire AIld Wirephoto Wednesday. December 21, 1960, Iowa City, Iowa ~------~~~--.~~ --- Poll Auschwitz Death Camp Kennedy. Maps Out Nazi Arrested Former Eichmann Strategy· for Action Henchman Captured ,.-,.-"-... ,.--.-,,.~,., In German Village F'RANKFURT. Gcrmany I.fI Iowan Rudolf Baer, last commander of tbe Nazi "death factory" at Ausch· witz and presumed dnad until a In New ·Congress' few weeks ago, was arrested Tues­ day in a village woodcutter's house. He wa a hcnchman of . , AdoIr Eichmann, who awaits trial , in Israel as II mass exLerminator , of Jews under IIitier. iConcerned ,.,... ,~" ... -.-.-,~ .. ,.- County Roads 'Neglected,' Baer's capture was announced City, la.-Tuesday, Dec. 21, lHi by Frankfurt Chief Pro ecutor Heinz Wolf, who indicated more Over Lag arrests may follow. rop First Baer, 49 , an ex-major of thc SS Protest' Lone Tree Citizens Elite Guard, was apprehended at Work of Winter Dasscndorf, soulheast oC Ham· Lone Tree rcsidents complained October, lhe county Board or to mect required standard would In Economy r to Illini Winler dumped its first snow of Ihe season on Iowa City early burg, where he had bee~ workJng that roads in their area were be· Supervisor propo cd taking $100, be I than that of many sur· liS a master lumberman under the iog neglected at a public hearing 000 out of ro d fund balances and Tuesday, wrapping Old Capilol in a package of white. Although rounding counU _ Johnson, Rayburn, dlle to the lack of a beavyweight lliias oC Neumann. Wolf said de· Tuesday on the increased second· adding il to Lhe $778 ,300 secondary less than two inches dropped on the city, it wa ~ d ~';l enough to tectives acted on a tip frorn ncigh· ary road budget for Johnson road budgeL for 1960. That was ap· " ) think Johnson County is do- Mansfield Confer meet in two starts to the Uni· ing a good job a hown by th leave winler's first impressions. bors. County whicb did noL get approy· proved after a public hearing but ludy, and road in Johnon With President-Elect -Daily Iowan Photos by Mike Pauly II warrant had been issued lost ~ of the Iowa IIichway Commis· the commission rejected the budget into the 191-pound match, County are far superior to 40me Octobcr horlly after authorities Ion. because of what it called a dlspro­ PALM BEACH, Fla. I.fI - Pr I· learned Baer was aJive an4 hiding. The protestors said only one per portionat amount Of road malnte, in surrounding counties:' Nollln old. d nt-elecl John F. Kennedy, 1~7-Mlk.. O·La"jJhU., 1111 .) throw The lVarrant rccites he is sus· oent of the county's 265 miles of nance costs in the amended bud· S~"" Comb ' , ' II. I peaking tor hirru eIC and three )6'1 oe ~u Jln,s flt>Wa) clee, TOIII pected or an unspecificd number 90iled secondary roads were In the get. County Engin er ~ymond Ju - Wlhrakl . "'3. M. Iowa City Shivers ten said he has told the Highway key conir monal leaders, voiced 1'I'1- Art 81m] Iln.) dec. Jot. , .. e.um. of murders in the gas cbamber Lone Tree area and said snow re­ The commi sian said the . pend· 4-3. deaths of Auschwitz inmatcs, moval was not done properly last ing of 73 per cenl of the total Commi ion thot the oil· urf ced concern Tu sday with current III- Dick' Jf'nklnllll flown) and Carl econdary rood system won't be Walker drew. 4·4. mostly Jews. wintcr. budgeL ror road maintenance "un mployment and the lack of H .....- Rolond Pea"",n (111.) won by "You've promised us lind prom­ might hamper new road con truc· ext 'nd d. lie aid the alternotlve Corlelt. Wolf hcads the enlire German viior In the economy." As Winter Begins inVestigation inLo the Auschwitz ised us:' the Johnson County lion, bridg building and oth r con· to oil-surfaced secondary roads I sillughters. Sixtecn (or mer memo Board oC Supervisol'6 was told by truclion work. • to urface the roads wilh cru hed Kennedy lUled as of particular Although winter officially begins Iowa was covered with two to six bers of thc SS Guard already are Donald A. Crawford of Lone Tree. State Scn. D. C. Nolan. fR-lown rock. importanc coner lonal acUon Meet your friends at 2:27 p.m. today, Iowa City felt inches of snow Monday, while on help for depr sed area and a in cllstody. Most of the hearing was spent City,) chairman or the Legislative Many person lit th bearing a chilling preview Tuesday night Ihe rest of the state generally hillh r minimum wage. And he All of them worked under Eich· discussing roads in the Lone Trco Road Study Commlltec, pr nted said they foyored eonUnulng the at the Annex, in the aftermath of a 1.8 inch had less than an inch. rounded oul a fivo-poinl burry up mann, whose Israeli trial is sched· area, and little discussion was de· figures showing that the cost of oil·surfaced system becau of th snowfall Monday. The Iowa State Uighway Com· leglsl til' program with boulling voted to the main Issue, whether u~grading Johnson County road Beer just naturally uled to open March 6. du t on crush·reck road . I glslation, aid to education and Temperatures today are expect­ mission issued thIs road report Dasscndor( - the vlllllge where the Board of Supervisors should late Tuesday: medical car for lh aged. tastes bettet at ed to reach only 15 degrces. Tues­ Baer was arrcsted - is about 30 go ahead with its secondary road day night lows of five above lo two Highways over the 51 ate are miles north oC Altensalzkoth, where budget wllhouL the approval oj the All of tIM ... In greattr Of" ..... 'Doc' Connell'sl below were also Corecast by the generally normal with sc:attered Eichmann worked under an alias Highway Commission. Constellation Fire Death Toll 'r de,r", w",leI ,..escr" ,., Weather Burcau. packed snow in protected areas as a lumbcrjack after the war. He The commission has objected to JlIII. for a natloNl econem, ..... (At 11 p.m., Iowa's bank thermo· in towns. later moved to Argentina, where the road oiling program in the ShoWI aorne sl.na of alii",. The Annex meters showed readings of five Highways south of Highway 92 he was captured and secretly taken eounty which cost about $300,000 a But Kennedy skirted around a degrees.! to Israel. year in the PIISt three years. In Reaches 48; Navy Criticized and east of Highway 63 are 25 to new conf rence que t10n on the pas ibllily or merg n y antlrp· More light snow is expected 85 per c:ent icy . NEW YORK 1.fI - Fire official laUon' injur d. He fix d Lh total ces Ion Icgislation . He said a k over the entice stale this morn· Highways in this area wcre reo leveled stern crlUci m at the avy injury list at 154. ta ing. The new ,"ow moved into Tuesday, charging slipshod safeLy Cavanagh's anger over the Can· forc i at work 01\ proposal. and ported as normal by state' main· First Big U.S. Setback hasn't finiShed th job. northwest Iowa Tuesday night. tenance crews. Strong winds had meDsur s aboard the ravaged air· tellation . blaze cropped out In a And while Iowa City shivered blown the snow off from the roads. cran carrier Constellation. She p ch which he thoul/hl wa prl. Kennedy talked to reporters burned at the Brooklyn av)' Yard vate_ lie told a Fir Departmcnt sell' ~nd ~hoveled, other parts of the I Streets in Iowa elty were slip. clustered on the patio of hi As l:J.N. Nixes Congo Plan M'ollday and dc.th toll reachonomy. ~ota. Zero readings were forecast for upcoming Midas satellites de· Unitcd SLatcs on a major Inter­ think thtre I, .eneral ..rtemtnt from central Wisconsin southwest· signed to detect hostile miSSile national issue brought before the about its responsibility tor its army sub.tantlal diffe ...nce in the he learned reporLers had been .mont a" of u. abtut what In its annual outlook summary, ward into Kansas. firi ngs. U.N. in the 15-year history of tbe in evcnt or a conflict over the Con· Int.nsity and extent of the fi.... pre nt. lie said be wasn't pre- should be dent." go involving the major powers, the Commcrce Department Tues· Much of northern and eastern Unlikc alI but one 'of the pre. world organization. Forty · four Fire Chief George David echoed Buming to tell tbe Navy how to Johnson . Rayburn and MansCield day said 1961 output will total ------vious Discoverer satellites, this votes were needed fOr the two· notably the Unnted Stales and the the complaint against wooden operate. that the servic has its Soviet Union. all said they fiiured the five ltema about 5,800,000 autos compared one carried no capsule. thirds majority required lor ap- carrolding and equipment Lhat own qualified experts who "un· Kennedy listed - and he offered with the 1960 total oC 6,700,000. It Erbe Asks Removal was spread throughout the ship. doubLcdly will come up with Lhe ln its place were in truments to proval or the resolution. no order of priority - ought ~ added tbat the decline will have He poinlcd out thaL metal sea(· sam answer I'y got in mind ." Of Curbs from Highways gaLher daLa on the earth's normal 'A rival resolutiol1 , sponsorcd by clear Congreas fairly IlOOII and the . sreat impact in the first half folding i required on city pier Cavana,h uld the N.. y eliel fairly easily. of 1961. DES MOINES IA'I - Gov.·elect infrared - or heat - Iradiation. a group of leCUst African and,A~ian Castro Issues proj cts. a ..... on hl,h prai .. for tM 3M Norman Erbe asked the Iowa Midas satellitcs must know this co un tries and supported by the So­ Navy Secretary William B. member. of the Fir. Department But it was apparent Kennedy In petroit none or thc auto Highway Commission Tuesday to exactly in order to spot unusual viet Bloc, was defeated even more spoke of "general agreement" comp~nics had any 1mmediate Franke, here rrom Washington for who fought tM bit bla .., often at start removing t/le curbs from the heat flare·ups that would betray decisively. This rcsolutlon, ~h;ch a first·hand inspection of lhe dam. the rilk of their own Ii"es. with reason. For Rayburn re­ co~enl OU I the forecast. The aula state's narrow highways. Getting a missile lau nching. called for tlie release of PaINk New IAnti-U.S. ferred to a sehoul construction bill cxcqltiycs bavc confined their aged 6O,OOO·ton carricr, defc nded The tragedy aboard the nearly rid of the curbs was one or his InCormatio n from Discoverer Lurnumba from prison and his reo • the extensive usc of woodcn scar- completed ConstellaUon began rather than aid to education. And J 96~ predictions , basically to sales campaign pledges. XIX was to be radioed to ground turn to power as Premier of thc fbldi ng as In line with stand ard when a small, mobile IilLing truck he said that while he may not and ( t~cse range from 6.6 million Erbe raised thc issue whcn slations. The Air Force expects its Bclgian Congo Republic, was ro­ Navy procedure. He SOlid he saw hit a tank of aviation jet fuel, agree with a lot or people be to 1 millio\1 including 400,000 to instruments to work at least four jeded by a vote of U to 28 with Sugar Policy thougbt the first 5tep should be SOO,QOO imports. commISSion r'eprcsentatives ap· no reason lo alter the building rupturing It and send ing thc liquid peared at the state budget hear· days before their batteries are ex· '%l abstentions. mcthods unles the court of in. cascading along the deck and into p.rovlding additional sehool rooms. HAVANA I.fI - Prime Minister Then, he !laid, aid for raiain, The forecast, portending the ings at tbe Statehouse. hausted. The failure of both sides to se· Fidel Castro placed Cuba's eco­ quiry rccommcnds such a step. contact with a welder's torch. first production drop since the Explosion and fire lhen raked leachers' sal ariel may come later. Some highway curbs have been There were no pla ns to try to CUre the necessary majority left nomic Cuture almosL entirely in However. Vice Adm. Charles the carrier's decks, and burned for ci 1957·58 recession, was based on removed on road widening and rc· recover any part 01 Discoverer the U.N. jn a more disunited stale Communist hands Tuesday. He Kennedy committed himself In big dealer inventories - about one WeUborn Jr.. head of the 3rd Na· deep Inlo her mammoth interior. the presidenUal campalen to fed­ surfacing jobs but many highways XlX. than ever before at a time wh en proclaimed a ncw sugar policy val District. aid he would recom- Jt took more than 12 hOllrs to bring million unsold cars; the unemploy· that have not been improved still All but the !irst of the Discov. the Belgian Congo RepubliC! is Lhat amoun ts to a warning to oth· eral aid (or both sehoul construc· Christnias' mend metal scaffolding on fu ture Lhe flame under control. tion and hi&ber 181arles. ment situation, and unseltled busi· have them. erers carried capsul es designed to fa cing the danger of civil war. with er sugar-producing nations not to Naval construction projects. He .'.' ness conditions. Erbe suggestcd that the com· be ejected over Alaska and re· th e Soviet Union and some ext rem· increase production to rill U.S. added Lhat Cavanagh would be in ­ H. uW he _ltIn't answer a However, the department said mission try, on an experimental covered by planes near Hawaii. ist African states threatening to needs. vited to te tlCy at the public in­ ....tlen whether ....~ .. ftSoltA. that even with a 13 per cent oui· basis, knocking off the curbs and Three of the last six capsules intervene on bebalf of Lumumba Castro told cheering sugar work· quiry court hearing. .ubmlt a 1NI..-tI IIuIItet .. covering jagged edges wilh as· Jail Bird Coovrea.. !kit he uW hi • ..,. put decline, 1961 would be a good were caught in the air and an· to overthrow the government of ers tbat if the United States buys Franke, after inapectl", th. year [or the auLo industry. phalt. other was fished from Ule ocean. President Joseph Kasavubu and no Cuban sugar tbis year tbe Com.! Ihtultln't be rHtl ,. "'"" .... .eared In"rlor of the Conl,."a. Vagrant Tom May 8e woulel not be willi", ,. tilt .... Christmas is a ieasOlll munist bloc countries have agreed tion. e.timated dama.. aa $75 to take four million tons at four Cops' Holiday Delicacy butIget out .. INI_ If he felt of light and ~ laughter, . million and .aid Its schedvlecl thla wa. necesIiIrY to ttlmuIate cents a pound. That would be less March commiulonln. probably 'but it's also a leUOG Space Spending- I NT E R NATIONAL FALLS, the~, To Boost than the cost of production. would be .et b.ck at least a y•• r. that requires extra safety Mlnn_ (.ft - ~ twa officers Kennedy said he ill unfamiliar The workers pledged, in tum, However. he added there would uw the v..,ant amllll", dowft precautions. For safety'. to produce sugar beyond this four the IIMJln Itreet _ nltht III 15 wilh details of President Ellen· be no resulting gap in the na Uon's hower's budeet for the next fiscal sake. check decorative million tons at 2.5 cents a pound. below _ther, ....y picked him defense, since a smaller carrier. year beginniDi July 1. :light strings for.nceesslU}' ,: Castro said this extra sugar - scheduled La be replaced by the up. They lodIed the l ..pouncl tom "I think we are going to hare repairs and replacementa. Soviets Plan Defense Cut two or three million tons - will ConsteJlatlon, wUI be continued in to wait untO January to get a be held in reserve as a sari of ar­ service during the interval. turkey In the ceeItr and he'. Place lights away from MOS OW IJI') - The Soviet Gov· A review of th ~ international butter. (or 1960 - are being cut "thanks to ...... cracbd com MIl w..... better and clearer estimate of the • • situation and Soviet foreign policy He refrained rrom repeating pre­ the unilateral reduction of the So­ senal to be used if the United Franke wenl to Brooklyn Hos­ tax revenue." be IBid_ "But ( tree needicli and arrange' ernm nt announced Tuesday It States tries "La develop new sugar .ince. will s~are attention with financial viet armed forces." pilal to vIsit some of the eonstel.! must say that we are concerned, cords so they do not proposes to pare defense costs a vious boasts that the Soviet Union areas." If the tom has .n ew_, bit and greatly increase outlays matters at this session of the Suo will overtake the United States in The 1961 cost of the Soviet PellA Chief AI courture ..,. aU of us, and it has occupied IOIIIe of our attention durin, the ' Jut %4 contact metal objects. fo r . industry and 'seientilic reo preme Soviet. all ways and have a higher sLand· Jrmed forces was put at 9.22 hi!- The interpretation here is that he'll ""Of" pick up .... blrd_. bours with the problema of 1U1eII\­ Don't leave tree lights search in ] 961. There is no indication when the ard of living by 1967. But he said lion new rubles - $1G.23 billion by Castro feels some countries will Selassie, Calls I OttItrwite, there will be a hell- A ri e of 8.8 per cent in indus· the balance in the rate of industrial U.S.S.H. evaluation. find it uneconomical to raise suo ., ..-1iJ1 of ...... turkey fw ployment and the Iac:Ir of vicar in burning while away from review will starft, but Premier the economy at thiI time wbleb, . home. Give candle. trial producLion is planncd under Khru hchev probably will deliver growth has tipped further in the * * * gar for U.S. needs if Cuba should .... lliM-miln ....IA force • a rec6rd peacetime budget of 77 .5 Soviet favor, with a riSe of 30 per The United States budget estl- flood the world market with cheap of course. will affect tax reve­ .. tpecfaJ care wheD a foreign policy speech. Investigation Dues." biUioll new rubles laid beCore the tight blue notebooks handed to cent in 1958-60 against 8 per cent mate (or 1960 was $79.81 billion. sugar. used 81 h:oliday dec­ Supremo Soviel.parliament. for the United stateS. ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia "" - Smith To Succeed Khrushchev and other members Of this, President Eisenhower ' President Eisenhower last July Emperor Haile Selassie discIosed .. oratiON. Be alert for The Rus lans valuo th eir new helped them to 'follow the some­ Novikov announced the Soviet asked $45.5 billion for direct mill- cuL 70,000 tons in lugar imports Tuesday he has ordered an inves­ Kennedy in Senate safety and yours will ruble aL $1.11, which would make times vague statistics as govern· Union plans to increase foreign tary expenditures. from Cuba - almost one quarter tigation into the possibility there • be a merrier .. well the lotal budget slightly more than mcht representatives spoke on the trade by 6.5 per cent In 1961, with Grounds for comparison of So- the total U.S. sugar import from was foreign influence in the ahor­ BOSTON "" - Gov. Foster $86 billion. budgct in a joint session 01 the a special effort to promote com­ viet and American budgets are Cuba this year. Then he banned tive palace revolution last week. Furcolo said Tuesday he will ap­ is a .afer, Chri.tmaa. Of thl •• four billion n.w rubl .. two houses. , merce with newly indcpendent na­ slight. Western experts consider sugar imports from Cuba for the point Benjamin A. Smith II of The "Lion of Judah" told a newS will go for .cI.ntlflc relearch In Deputy Premier Vladlmlr No. lions. Soviet military budget figures are first quarter of 1961. The United Gloueester as the successor to .' conference the rebels had used a pro.ram that Indude. luch vlkoY, clNJlnMn of the Sta .. He uicl h. regretted tlNJt trade misleading. Many expenses of the States paid Cuba almost two cents the'Senate seat now held by Presi­ Plannin, CommlttN, cl.l",ect In with the Unl ..d State. II In.l.nl. armed forces are buried in alloca- a pound above the world market tactics with whieb they had been dent-1!lect John F. Kennedy. Jlrojec" u blasting five· ton unfamiliar. and that this suggest­ cOlmlc vehicle. into .p.ce and reporting tM inc ...... d Indu.lrl.1 fica nt, commenting there "I. tions ostensibly for civilian produc. price. Smith, a bas manufacturer and firing t.lt mllill" from th. Ca .. .oal that tM 50'11" Union h•• vast scope I", thl. respect." lion . Wblle Castro made the sugar­ ed the rebellion had foreiin as- former rna,... of Gloucester, Is II",,.; plan Sea area ,,000 mil .. Into the .urpas.ed the United 5t.t.. In Finance Minister Vasilli Garbu· The Soviet government handles dumpinl threat clear, he did not sistance. 43. He .va • Harvard claamate ...... 0 •• Pacific nur the Marshall I.. over·an production of timber, zov said defense expenditures - business financing which, III West· expla1n how his Government will H.ile Selaasle refused to be ape- or Keortedy's aad lerVed 10 the IlInda. Thl. outlay II 15 per cent iron ore, .lectrlCiI .nergy. wool making up 11.9 per cent of Ihe ern nations. is taken care of by make up the losses In sellinl to cifie about his sUliesUOil there Pacffic In World War II as 8 naval !.... IU .. . c..y.~ over thllt of 1'60. . cl.:h, fllh, • .,..r, milk and Ibudget compared' to 12.9 per cellt private enterprise. Communist bloc: eaasumera. wa foreip .leI ~d the revolt. JleUteaaaL Dramo ' Review- 1h~ naily Iowan Ideas' Still ~: 'Camelot' Loses Direction, The Vally low/in " written and edited by Itudentl and u gowmed by a . ':i'l, board of five 8fudent trmtees elected by the student body and four tl'U8feu appointed by the president of the University. The Dally Iowan', editorial Move Today/s "ollcy Lt not QfI expression of SUI administration policy or OIHnlon, ill any But Splendor Holds Audience Con! particular. An informal Painters By WALTER KERR place in pretzel·shaped tree to P... 2 WEDNESDAY, DEC. 21, 1960 lowe City, low. 11.rald Tribune New. ervlce put two uncompromising feet up­ ceremony markel By EMILY GENAUER NEW YORK - The relationship on the earth he commands and to'" construction of II NEW YORK - There is a between an audiell cc in the play· speak of his kingship as though'." Buildin~ at SUI painting in a major new one· man !tou e and a show on the stage is he were right out of Malory:" million building Christ'mas Arsenal ex hibition at the Bodley Gallery, a oolleate and touchy and some· Burton. superb actor that he is.:'" southeast of 111 which deals with the Rosenberg time .te,rrifY'ing Wling. Take a might asily have condescended·1 and is tentativ( It is easy to see, this Christmas, that the lay manu­ espionage trial. (The title of the show Wlat has begun well and to the mu sical form . might have":: completion in JD facturers wasted no time duplicating most of America's war picture, however, "Le Proces then turned faltering, for re ervrd some of his power andl An un.rllro~r des Rose", is hardly more reveal· instance. Nine time out of ~ cn some of hi s majestically satisfyJ<: c.1 .tor.lle bull, weapons as toys for the kiddies. ing than the semi·abstract sur· the audience Lhat ing vocal precision for the next .· been compl.tec A survey of the newspaper advertisements win show realist treatment given the sub· has been led lime he tangles with Shakes··!: The road betWt that although most of these ~rticles seem to cost nearly as jects by its painter, the eminent pa!'t way up the ~M~ ~ house .nd the I Chilean. Malta.) garden path only Miss Andrews' place in the sun,·. !'Iloe.ted ov.r much as the real thing, many will be in the price range of A whole series of new works to discover that is not quite so well defined. and '.' volatile stor." even t1le lowest income family. painted by the American and un· the e n t e r 'tain· I he slender lady with the tea·.;: tunnel. connt<1 For three dollars it is possible to buy mortar and shells til recently abstract artist, Karl ment itsel! has rose complexion is forced, to be. j,. with the new PI Zerbe, and newly hung in his no real notion gin with some too-'conventional ;., and the Halpih with an enemy pillbox that "explodes" when hit. It is termed solo show at the Nordness Gal· where it is go· banter (learning that her pre· . The hospital s safe and fun for indoors and out. The perfect gift for an im· lery. has to do with the th(lme of ing will respond sumed assailant does not mean .'.. cause of the d pressiona ble YOLtngstcr. segregation. as though it had to put a finger on her. she cries'. ~ pharmacy with The retrospective one·man ex· b ee n unfairlY "How dare YOll insult me?" andi: You can spend tt couple of dollars more and get a stung. Feeling KERR "What kind of a cad are you?") .:: and beca use of t hibition of Jacob Lawrence's products which moving tank with a pillbox target. This also "explodes" paintings. being presented at the betrayed, it will seethe with an and then to tran form herself, : :. outrage twice as intense for hav· without warning. into a moon· " Pharmacy Mam when hit. Brooklyn Museum with a grant tory for use bl from the Ford Foundation, in· ing been so trusting earlier. If struck sobersides. Nevertheless, (l' If these toys seem a bit too tame, one manufacturer you have given a show your heart no one alive could quite match :! pitals, Dean LOI cludes pictures portraying race College of Pharr has solved the problem for the restless, growing mind of a riots, the life of John Brown, and it has let you down, you then the unafCected and ladylike bouy. " child. • episodes In the depression. want its head. Not so with "Came· ance of the moment in which two; F uncls for the lot." Whenever "Camelot" loses festive courtiers swing her high·· come from a $' Ilis. solu tion is an "Atomic Cape Canaveral Missile The point I'm making is clear enough. It's simply that, despite its gingerly fooling. you feel as enough in the air for her to pluck .:.' !ltion by the 51 Base." So, for $7.98, retail price, ten.ycar.olds can practice the undeniable fact that theme· though a friend were in trouble. the first note of a song out of it. .. ~ Anembly. An , blowing up tbe world, just like grown·ups. less abstraction is by far the Whence this fceling of com· Miss Andrews is everlasting ly a": for constructior vision to reli h. ' ';'. w.s ,iven to SL These toys have been slated mostly for boys, but the dominant style in world painting panion hip even when the road today, there remain artists of bed grows rough? It doesn 't come There are people who mean to '!,! Institutes of He toy manufacturers haven't forgotten tIle little girls. stature and great girts who per· simply from the fact that the join their authors in mea ning ;, The structure At a price every parent can certainly afford, a rifle sist in painting specific ideas and gracious people who bequeathed all lhat they say and do. whether ~" [Joors. includinl deSigned for girl "Kadets" everywhere, is on sale. The events that have moved tbem. us "My Fair Lady" - Allan Jay it i~ trival or trenchant. impudent .•, [Joor and a greel Now hear this, because I'm , , Lerner, Frederick Loewe, Moss or agonized - and an affection, ' manufacturer says girl "Kadets" arc forming units all over It will provide :s tired of reading myself mis· Bart - are in the wings again born of respect sets in. It is an ar. ~,. undergraduate s Am rica. To do what? To spy on their parents, tbeir quoted and misinterpreted in and that we must, in grntitude, feclion that is tried. il'l the C9\lrse .' 50 graduate stU( of the evening. Librettist L~r n e r , ' neighbors, to start another "Hitler Youth," perhaps? He everything from "Evergreen Re· wish them well. Nor docs the The ground viljw" to "AJ;t News." I am not aura of friendliness that is never has a problem somewhat greater' , doesn't say,but for $2.98 you can find out. ' wholly dissipated stem entirely than the uneasy shifting he must .;; such rboms as saying "Bravo! Representational 1\ labora tory, stel These scale model people·killers are a small sample o( palnpng is better than abstrac· IIii I . • ~ l-oCl-- from our lingering affection for do between what is whimsical in " I ~ D'''''' ~"""'S«I~ P-Sf-. White and what i weighty and' ·; capping room. ' the colmful, mechanized an,ay o£ juni01: war weapons the tion and l'm glad it's back." " II II I . T. U. White's "The Once and Fu· ture King." upon which the mu· cumbersome in the shape or an ' room and bulk Representational painting is not reom. stores are offering ttis s,eason. . . I 1 sical is ba~ed . Strictly speaking, overlong story developed out of' ::' • I I J , . ,. I necessarily better 11\1, ROb4lr.\ ,, ·snYOl'le',s Wl'lfidenGe. There i not in snipping away il extra ~alf· AFRICA 1':' I I· • , ... 1 d h I t . d L emes. til two condltlOns- · 1Cen~w4:,jt ~a r gt~at I aqiljty. ,HQW ,. evqn , llpything j:alcuJalcd in .its hour; n arly all t)lat has beeD: j RABAT, Moro ljnfortunately for better indio • ver. e coco a e IC~ .cream an There's someth\ng. . else . that .. gertey'dHlcllte Ce n 1 . judicial a temperament lie has opulence, over'pVhell)'ling as that written for the normally deligbh hammed pia I vidual understanding of the ever· ~hl~IPe~ tcretahm, glvmg .effetchts nteds saying .before I get on with Men'rledy h!nb;1tt.!ed!)iSUi)ili s,· quallfy· BOB s!!el). I I ful but here sadly underprivileged)" mW in Morocco . d C . 11, .J ·j f sltm ar 0 ose seen met th t h . .". I\,C:,llIf'1,cu .rem~ins to .be t;lpulence, is. pOIse ommqnlst-\lre\l.( ew . B eommen on e separa e s qws mO' commltmenl"~ tha Jnarellseft" , Iii rt1A'11Y 'way's ) {t is a bra~e . The gquds are everywhere: in Robert Coote is expendable, and.~· amine the Afgel get the opportudlty to viSIt this southweste~n Umted States.. e· For all their concern with . (he ecteral s~nding !Dillon 'cauld say 'with carefu)) ,1lPpbiHtrrlet1f. Kt!tlhedy 'must ha\te the ' filigree towers (rom Which urely the machinations of Mord· ,; .. questions, offie lin,r territory held by the Na. yond are fields rtf wheat, mIllet, impact of events, the artists ,cur. ' precisioh - and He ' woald not almdst''Ilnllmiteti confidencE! and trumpeters blarre, In Ihe candy­ red «Roddy McDowall) as he at'li' President of tit tio~a1ist Chinese, ometimes at yams and pe~nut~, but ~O? few rently exhibiting are not action. m~s~ b e kept : misquote the President ~ that trust in his brother-and must feel cane tenting that is raised for tempt to bribe a woodland witclw public and I Gui gre,a t cost, since they were forced [?r a proper dIet for the cl~lhan s, painters, in the less commonly wlthm a b a 1. ~ Eisenh(}wer expressed no "objec· , that he needs him at his side. It a tournament, in the shimmering with huge btlskets of candy can ,:. vited to attend. off the mainland more than a \~hose. greatest food loss .IS that used sense of the word, implying anced budget un· tlon (to his taking the treasury means that th e President·elect mosaic that backs up a throne, be escorted to the city limits. decade ago. All transport be. rice WIll not grow on the Islands. that they seek to provoke action der all but the appointment! if I felt that this will be taking nearly day·to·day in ~ the playing·card costumes Time avcd can be used to bring . tween Formosa. whether by air To the west anCI a little to the with their work. Those are pic· most extenuating was something which would be in the national ecurity interest responsibility for every action of that dance prodigally by. Design· us clo er to the private flurries: P.s. fron or sea. is military and accommo· south lies Little Quemoy. a small tures, not polemics. Matta, when circumstances - of the country and if we were to the Justice Department. If any· er Oliver Smith has indeed made and secret yearnings of those' dations for civilians are there· copy of · its big brother. Visitors he painted his strange composi· many, times duro work toward a sound fiscal policy thing goes wrong, it will be the Greensward glilter, and cos· promising principals. One hopes. fore scarce to nonexistent. There reach it in plastic boats. powered tion in which unidentifiable robot· ing the car.l- as is the case." doubly painful. But Robert Ken· tumers Adrian and Tony Duquette In any ea e, iF you already have is also a certain element of dan· by outboard motors and operated like shapes seem pro p e II e d paign. The r e . But the Eisenhower.DilIon con. nedy will certainly deserve to have swept the landscape with licket~. don't panic. "Camelot" ger which precludes pleasure by frogmen in a 15-minute spray· through space by uncontrollable fore, the very DRUMMOND versation went beyond this point. be judged by hi s perFormance. rich autumnal to~s scurrying be· squander a gay beginning on an .oil (C) 1960 New YOlk Herald Tribune Inc. fore the wind. But they have not trips. drenched trip across the channel forces, was obviously not ex· moderate complexion of the My information is that the Pres. increasingly wandering narra· By ART I First of all, the Quemoy·Matsu separating the two islands. From ~ct in g to change the course oC Cabinet reflect3 the President· ident made two main points; simply emptied the paint·buck~t tive, trades an early sauciness lI ...ld Trlbu complex is one of the mo,.st dug Little Quemoy, a little less th~n history. or even to crystallize or elect at two central points: The President counselled Dillon as a sop to the easily stunned, for an ultimately lugubrious soul. •, For years tho Government Asks they have made the world hand· searching. But it till has castles . in, heav,'ly fortified military po. ha!Iway between the larger IS, galvamze t.he Ideas .of those wh.o His intention to defend the against accepting (he Kennedy lived in Europ( Sitl'ons of modern times. It is an land and the.. mainland. batteries see th e pIcture. HIS canvas IS soundness 0 f th e d01 I ar as the some for some honorable , it un· to look at, marches to listen to::: I d h fib appointment lest it blur the is· scrawled on wal Oriental version of Hjtler's Sieg· and observation points on the ' ~a r too subjective an too com· I touc stone or a I ot or m~iI' sue of fiscal responsibilit~. Ei. Contempt Rulings lucky people they seem rather and attractive people to meet." ... HomQ ." We did 'tried Line and West Wall or mountains of , the Communist fjlljx for that.' ' sur eS. a I senhower hoped that Dillon would to admire. Most 01 all and what ver its de· '.": tion to them as France's Magiilot Line and in coast can be seen with the naked Zerbe} eanvas.~s (the sed~s is His r eco~nitlon that lhe new be identified with the progres- In New Orleans It i clear that everyone ad· Oating mistake . it is a wOrk of" painted 1n the some respects is similar to the eye. called Sh~dows) ~ere pamted AdministratIOn must unite a cOLIn· sive leadership in the Republican mires Arthur, including the ac· genuln!' ambition nnd not a com ..: :; NEW ORLEANS fA'! - The Fed· morning, either United States 5th Army's Anzio Unlike the Nationalists, the a hohday on Ja· try di vided right down the mid· Party during the nf.'xt years. tor who plays him. Richard Bur· mercia I fraud. .' aft~r w)l1te~ I eral Government asked Tuesday embittered you beachhead in Italy. Everyone of Communists make no attem"t to m~lCa, t whIch he had gone dIe by th~ J cloSenes of , tbo elec· ton slips down trom hi hiding lei 1000 New York 1I raId TrIbune lnc. ::' their girls to A I' f T 11 h FI id h f - He also said that ' if Dillon fe lt that Louisiana LL. Gov. C. C. Ay· the approximately 200,000 Chinese hide or camouflage their posi· rom a a assee, or a. w er.e i JOr.. .. " it his duty to serve as Secretary cock and two other state officials But now it's 'onall'st soldiers has a fl·ght· ti T'- "f' die he teo aches art at the State Um· This is why Kenn edy dio not ~ Natl ons. "roug.. lei g asses din· , t f " I . t I of the Treasury in the national be held in contempt of federal . , . dent of the UI ing position underground and munist laborers, in groups run. verslty. They make · no . clear ., pu pro esslOna or In ense y PlJr' interest. the President would want court for interfering with the op­ "1 American dep· 'ng deeper and . f t h d d statemen.t ,about the. evds of t· tisan politicians in any of the Good Listening- )these are gettl nmg rom scores 0 un re s, th 't' I C b' t t him to decide for himself. eration of New Orleans schools. I, home and real more extensive day by day. can be seen working commune segregatton. In JamaIca, he reo ree Crt Ica a lOe pas s - Nixon agreed with the Presi. U.S. Atty. M. Hepburn Many The Presidel Everyone of tile 'close to 50.000 lands from just after daw n until ports, integration may. not be a . state, treasury. and defense. dent and warned Dillon against filed the motions contending that On came as a shoe civilians still living on the is· just before sundown. The num, fact , but. blacks and whItes neve~ · This is why t~o of these three being "used" by the Kennedy Ad. Aycock. Speaker of the State Today WSUI months precedi lands has his shelter, too, and bers oC idle bystanders with these theless hve and work together m Cabinet ,positions went to high. ministration unless Dillon fell he Hou se {)f Representatives Thomas o TilE R RELIGIONS than do so. then, may listen to the FM, . were assured many ot them are going under· peasants appear too great to be far greater s~mpathr than he Iy respected . middle·road Repub. was responding Lo a real emer. Jewe ll and State Education Sup!. Christianity ar receiving charit· tatic·fr e transmi ion of the' , him , and Nix ground as well. At a signal, supervisors. They may be guards. ha~ observed m FlorIda . In Ja· licans - Douglas Dillon at tile geney call. , Shelby M. Jackson acted in deri· and eve r y 0 'me 250.. , malca N. egroes have substance. treasury and Robert McNamara able treatment this week at the M'ssinh. A slightly horter, tapeY : in the Republi( every last soul of the sO . ht f 'th Q Dillon acted on his own judg· an e oC the court order. hands of WSUl (and the B.B.C.). recorded version of the work, • ()QO on the islands could disappear By mg , rom eI er uemoy , In ~Ioflda, says Zerbe, they re- at defense. ment. And when he said on the party. tbat thit ·ght. a startling, although ' negative, mam shadows. From a political standpoint Ken· Many's motions said the three Thus far. Ilindul m and Bud· drawn from the annual perform· . trom sl were in contempt' of the cQurt or· couldn 't be bet un ders t an d10· 9 can be game' d 0f Theme is important here pri. ne dy ' s appomtmen. t 0 f a top E'I' now famous Georgetown steps dhism have be 'n rxplored, in once of th' Reform d Ch urch or:.·. f' der , forbidding interference with with the Uhi . The signal is invariably given I'fI e on th e Commums . t mam.) an d. marily as an indication of how sen how er 0 f·~Iclat· . I as hIS' ch 'Ie f IS· that we (Kennedy and himself) layman's terminology, in pltlce Jesus Chri t oC Lotter Day Saints, .. are "to work towards a so und the schools in an integration di • States and t I" by the Communists. It comes in Across from teoh ff shore is Ian ds, environmental factors can be -cal adviser, and Dillon's accep· of the clas room broadcasts at is th!' ono which list ners to . economy· wi i the form of artillery shells fro m d b 'd I' . fiscal policy as is the case." this pute, when they refused to pay 8:30 a.m. This morning the sub­ WSUI will hear. Handel's music •.". but hid en y a rl ge me from strong enough to aller an artist's tance are disconcertmg to some could only mean that Dillon had employcs at two schools integrat· and prestige·" the mainland. singly or by the actual view, is the once import· work. This doesn't mean that the Republicans, in clu ding President a firm assurance from the Pres. ject is Judaism; tomorrow: Is· without doubt, will be heard ' we we r e sitt ed by federal order. lam . Friday at 8;30 a.m. the p rio throughout th day; major self' " thousands, in calibers ranging ant port city of Amoy, a good new Zerbes couldn't more im. Eisenhower. on the to~ of from three to an approximate . f I h f D' I ident·elect on fiscal policy and The motion against the three od will return to the theme of the ments at 10 n.m., 1 and 6 p.m., .. ' : part of whose channel approa~1es mediately and concretely proJ'ect EIsenhower e t t at or lion charges they have "failed and reo world. eight inches, from batteries less U d• S that their views were parallel. season with a B.B.C. music· will feature works as diverse as ~ is now controlled by the National· the artist's reactions and remain to move from ncr· ecretary The p[resident·elect's appoint· fused to make, draw, sign and is· Now we'l'(\ than 2.500 yards to six miles ists. It used to be a city of close as good, or. indeed, be even bet· ment of his 35.year.old brother, drama called "The First Nowell". Hand I's fJute sonatas, the ora" , economy is jnC away. On the short range, mao sue salary checks to employes at torio Israel in Egypt and the ;" to hal! a million. Now, by night, ter. It·s simply to underline the Robert, as Attorney General, is Will iam Frantz elementary school TODAY IS HANDEL DAY. if we don't get chine·gun fire is also used. Some· c lahrot d Wnt I' Music. there is not even a dUn glow over fact that the artist wasn't aiming lhe one which produces both and McDonogh No. 19 with the Both of the radio stations of the dren of ollr s times the alert is also given by the horizon such as street and at illustrating a situation. His raised ryebrows and some mis. State Unlv rsity will prescnt the back to the Ur MIG fighters from mainland cffect of in terfering with the pub· CHRISTMAS THEATRE OF· ··· · other lighting always gives off purpose was to give exciting pic· Unlvenity giving. Preside!)t Wilson wouldn't Messiah (in different versions) 11 going to spene fields, but rarely now si nce they lic sc hools of Orl eans Parish by F~lNGS are schedulcd, for 10. .' over even smaller cities. There torial form to a situation that even appoint his bro ther Post. the Orleans parish School Board at about the same lime (8 p.m.). morrOw at 8 p.lJI. One of them, ': ruplcy. have been outfought by National· is no glow at all. Amoy's power stirred him . If it moves others, master of Nashville. President pursuant to the prior orders" of Still another B.B.. program, Everyone Is 1 ist planes. "Crick t on the Hearth", was " supply for its residents must be too, as sOcial theses as well as Calendar Eisenhower never gave his tal. a federal court. "Ha ndel's Alterations in Me si· adopted and produced some : as indeed they Despite the years of pounding pend ents are low indeed. art, so much the better. ah", will preccd the plnying oC year DgO by th staff nt WSUI ' ..• Tue,d.y, J.n. 3 reasons, but th the Chri tmas masterpl cc at 7 from a story by Charles Dickens. ' ., ..IOS.. 7 a.m. - Classes resume. tries where 0 DAILY 10WAJII .Drro..... L ITAI'r on WSUI; listeners who wish to For h r ntiment it rivals "A j .' ..nrr IlUU4V Editor ...... : • ...... Ra, BurcI.Id: Wednesday, J.n. 4 c stationed arc 1 or EdItorial AIBUtuIt .•• Barold BattJeId W.dn ..day, D.e. 21. 1t1t41 Christmas Carol"; for tech nical , say what you' Ma n.aln. Ecl1tor ••• • Darold Powera 8 p.m. - Recital, Norma Cross. 8:00 Mornhlll Chapel excellencc it ha s been found " IlIMllJL4no.1 Newl J:cl1tor ...... lin. Wa JIlIIOS.... n. AllOClATID PUll Piano - Macbride Auditorium. University Bulletin Board 8:15 New. serVicemen, bu Clty Edl tor .. .. • . .. Dorothy ColliJl The AaoeI.ated l'l'MI t. entitled n­ 8:30 Judolsm ultabl for broadcast at other ...; gest spenders ' Sparta Editor ...... Mlke Pa;,}J , ehwvt!ly to tJle u .. toI' repullllcaace s.tv;day, J.n. 7 9:HI Mo. nln, Mush' Chief Photo.... pbc .• .. Ralph Spe.. radio station s thl ason. I.' world and the) PubUiIbed dall, except BUDda, and 01 aU the local new. printed In tIIlI cnluralt, BalleU. a.a.. n II. Tli. Y;3') Bookllhclf i" • Soolety EdItor ...... ••Pat Auru.tlne new~per u u aU AP _ 7:30 p.m. - Baskc.tball, Minne­ "'10" •• ....1". .. ..nr ..... Monda, Ind lef,lIl 1l000aya b, Stu­ w.u ,Ill•• , a..111 EO! , O.mIllDnl.aU.DJ Coal ••• f 'lla .., lIahre 9;M Ncw. dent Publication I. Inc., Communica· Aaslst. City EdItor .• .•.•.. Bm Ma_ cl1ipetch-. b, ..... ,."11- 10:00 Music BACH BAS HIS "DAY" on Frl· -' A ..t . Manaitnr Ecl1tor .. Oary Gerlach sota - Field House. oallo • . Tb.y m ..' b, anti b, a •• .Ifl••• • f .... ~. UonI Center, Ibwa Cit" Iowa. Ea· "P.' "r... hl." n II 1~5 ComInG Event. doy when os many of the major .:: teNd .. HCODd-ela.. matter at the Asat. SPOrts EdItor ...•. •.. PIlJl Cuml T.... day, J.n. 10 ore.nl.allon "~Inr ,.1111.1.... P.r.l, ...leI ...... • .. 111It"" fer 11 :1\8 News CUDSlfle &hI .... 1I ... work of that composer as pos81- .: PCIIIt ofttee It Iowa City under \Ill DAIL!' 10WAJII ICPlaVlIO.. FaG" 4 p.m. - E.D. Plass Memorial U:OO Rhythm Romblo. AAlt of Oollltr_ of Kar. I, 18'11. DAIL!' IOWAN ADVQTlIING ITAI" ICBOOL O. IOllaNALII. rAClIl.TY VACATION tlBllARY nOURS, Fri· bABY.SITTINO LIlAOUr.. Dec. ~o 1~ : 30 New. ble will be packl'd Into WSUl 'g .'; Bulln_ Man.,er ad Publlm. .. .. ".. lolul II. IIarrIIoe Lecture - Medical AmprutOOatre, day. Dec. 18. 7:~O •. m.·5 p.m.: Salur· throuyh Jun. 2 _ Call Mea. II. Ell •• 12:4& ForcIICn):or •• Review broadcast chcdu le. The Mass In ,:: Advertl.ln. DIrector . • _11 O~ EdJtorial ...... Art.Ilv II...... General lJospital. day. Dec. 17, 7:00

I THE DA ILY IOWAN-Iowa CIty. la-""., Dec. 21. 1MI-P... 1 f: 29 SUI National Deferise is Direction, , :: New' Pharmacy B'uilcling Most of Mail Fellowships Authorized In Air Crash ~Ids Audience Construction Begins 'at SUI Fellowshi ps in two new programs will begin next fall. They provide - art history and religion - are a stipend to the individual of $2,000 ~ ace in pretzel·shaped tree to '1 An informal ground · breaking among the 29 fellowships author· the first year, $2,200 the second u~t two uncompromising feet up.. ce remony marked the beginning oC ized for SUI beginning in the (all and $2.400 the third, plus tuition. Is Delivered the earth he commands and to'" construction of the new Pharmacy of 1961 under the National De· fees and an additional allowance 'EW YORK (II - Precious little eak of his king hi!:) as thougl(" - Buildina at SUI Monday. The $1.6 fense Education Act. of $400 a year for each depend· mail of tht' 2.700 pound contained ~ were right out of Malory;' million building will be located ent. Fell owships available to gradu· in the two airhnt'r which crashed lurton, superb actor that he is,: ' southeast of Uni versity Hospital ate stUdents in other SUI depart· In addition to the fellowship over taten Island 1 Friday ight cosily have co ndescended" Ilnd is tentatively scheduled for stipend. the program provides an the musical form, might have-'I, completion in J an. 1963. ments, which have been approved failed to re eh it de tination. a for fe llowships in prior years, are: accompanying grant to the Univer· Po OCCice official said Tuesday. rved some of his power a nd~ An underground volatil. ch.mi· sity of $2,500 for the co t of edu· ~ me of his majesticall y satisfyJ" two in philosophy; three in mathe· SoI1lt' 2,500 pounds w r recov· cal storage building has rec.ntly matics: two in Far Eastern. Rus· cating each student. g vocal prcci ion for the next ,. be.n completed n.ar the sit •• ered from the United Airlines' jet sian and German history ; two in The purpo.. of the program is I me he tangles with Shakes·':: The road betw ••n the SUI Fi.ld· OMS ' Award to Students WbiCh fell in Brooklyn and 200 social psychology; one in physio­ to encoura.. students to pr.... re ar~ ~ house and the Hospital has been • . . pounds from 1 TW A Can telkl· lo~ca l psychology; three in inter. John St.ttlll, E4, Coralvillo (left ). and R.rt Prlco. A4, Iowa City, h '. h disintegr ted over Miss Andrews' !:) Iace in the sun ," relocated over the top of the for con.,. and university teach· r . not quite so well defined, and '., national relation and com!:)arative i"l and to stren,tIMn and extOftd recently received tho Distinguiitaed Military Student Award at SU I. \ ~t~l':1 I~~d volatUe storage building, with government (political science): e lender lady with the tea.. :: tunnels connectln, this building facUitie. for ,raduato tralnl"l of Both rank in the top 2S per cent of their academic cI . ..es alld are H. B. I nl gu , po tal in pee. se complexion is forced ,to be· :', two in dramatic art; two in social· con.,. and university teachers. .traight " A" military studentt. The award male" them eligible tor in charge of the 't' v York: with tho new Pharmacy Buildin, ogy (urban community studies). n with ome too:conventiona!:.· ano the Hospital. Usually the candidate may nol for r ..ul.r Army commiu ions upon , rHuation. di\i ion, aid h' m 'n ere at nler (learning that her pre. , ' and two in speech pathology The hospital site was chosell be· have com!:)leted more than one· both cra h cen s within minutes med assailant does not mean: , (speecb and hearing science>. hall year of graduate study: how· clluse of the close association of after th di . t('r. th a t in put a finger on her, she cries:'; ever , for the academic year 1961· pharmacy with the healing arts The new programs provide two Stock Market Still Irregular aviation hi, tory. How dare you in ull me?" and i: 62 a limited number of fellowships and because of the !:)harmaceutical fellowshi!:)s in art hislory and two "The po tal inspector I charged What kind o( a cad arc you?"): ' are available for graduate stu· NEW YORK (.f! - Aluminums in 1001 and that higher price products which are made in l\'1 e in religion (Biblical and Judaeo­ are with IlK> protection of mail," he d then to lransform herself,:':. Christian studies). dents in their second or third year and utilities made som gains po ibte. add dimply. Pharmacy Ma nufacturing Labora· ithoul warning, into a moon.;:, of graduate work. Tuesday but the over·all tock Alcoa odvanc('d Reynolds 'ontague aid a great part of tory for use by Univer ity Hos· Also approved wore six fenow· 2'" ruck sober ides. Nevertheless, ·' SUI students must apply to the market continued to wander an ir· letals and Aluminum Ltd. the mail aboard the TWA plane pitals, Dean Louis C. Zopf of the ships in the inter. I)nivorsity 1.. one alive could quite match :: head of their department at SU 1. rpgular path. The market slali· and Kaiser luminum ' api ce. w intact but that carried by the Coll ege of Pharmacy explained, ciusici pro g ram. Studonh unaffected and ladylike bouy· " awarded inter·university ftUow· Announcement of f e I low s hip tics. once again. were a hit on the Utiliti gained on balanee. op· jet "wns prt'ad around quite a ce of the moment in which two : Funds for the new building will awards will be made on March 10. down ide. per, rails and eJ ctrl al equip.. bit." 11 w dug out oC th now come from a $1,418,000 appropri· ships will do part of their study slive courtiers swing her high :'. at SUI, and part at the Univer· The deadline for students' accept­ Gains and 10 oC fractions to m nt d lin d. t 1.. auto • air· nd wreckn.!l . ough in the air for her to pluck ,:.: ation by the 58th Iowa General sity of Minnesota and the Uni· ance of fellow hips i April 15. about a point pr vailed among the crafts, electronic and oil w ·re AU mall upon which Iht' uddre Assembly. An additional $225,800 e first note of a song out of it. ,'/' versity of Wisconsin. At the time a fellow begins his list of key stock . mixed. \Yo. till lrllJbl(' was nl on La its iss Andrews is everlastingly a': for construction and equipment luminums r ponded a bil to a The Dow Jon , indu trial av r· dr tin ti n. Ih po t I 1m pector Thirty·two students are studying study, he must have completed a sion to relish. ' ';', was ,iven to SUI by the National tatem nt by Lawrence Litchfield oge fell .14 to 614.82. . oid. Thl ,pplied to all that was al SUI this year under Defense B .A. degree or its equivalent and There are p ople who mean to ,.: Institute5 of Health. Jr. • pre idenl of ALCOA, who said Corporate bond were t('ad . found on Staten hland and to two· Fellowships. must be intending to enroll in a in t.heir authors in meaning r The structure will ha ve five fuil·time course oC study leading that aluminum use is expected to and U.S. government bonds edged third of t hat recovered from the Applications a re now being taken 1 that they say (md do, whether cI­ flo ors, in cluding a full ground to the Ph.D. or equivalent degree. continue at "ncar record" levels off in low tradln . p. is trival or trenchant. impudent ., for the three· year National De· fl oor and a greenhouse on the roof. fe nse Graduate Fellowships which agonized - and an affection lt will provide space lor some 325 rn of respect s<'ts in. It is an ar · ~ ", undergraduate students amI up to For Want of a Daily Iowan Classified, Many Buyers and Sellers Never Meet ction that is tried ill the Course , 50 graduate students. the evening. Librettist 4!rner , ' SUI Grad s a problem somewhat greater " ' The ground floor will incl ude an the unea. y shirting he must .:. such rooms as a quality co ntrol between what is whimsical in " laboratory, sterile bottling and hite and whal is weighty and ',: capping room, tablet and capsul e Wins Rotary mbersome in the shape oC an room and bulk liquids processing erlong story developed out ot .: ' Teom. rther research. He is up against" The first floor will house a pre· Fellowship elusive emotional need: th el scription laboratory, pharmacy li· brary, offices and classrooms. On J ohn R. Williams. June, 1960. ed to convince Us that Guen!!. :. graduate of SUI. has been awarded 4 Apartm.1l11 For R.nt 15 Werk Wanted 20 re cares for Arthur in one way " second floor will be a large pharo maceutical chemistry laboratory, a Rotary Foundation Fellowship ~--~------d for Lancelol in another if we; ' ' for stUdy abroad during the 1001· Advertising Rates Ll!!GAL vcperlt!ncr. Phone '·3841. Call I'URN!SlIED udlO apartment av.n· IltONlNGS. lie per hour, '·Ila. I·» e to care seriously about the' and laboratories for tox icology, Ground-Breaking after 5:30 p,m. 1·13 able December 15th. Phone ..s... 14 physical pharmacy research, and 62 academic year. according to an Three Day...... 1~ a Word Mllc..llaneous 22 ree of them. .' announcement made by Rotary In· TliJ:SIS, papers, Ir,ol typlnl up"rI· RJ:ASONABl.;V priced. IUnny. allra.,· other research. A drug mechan· SUI President Virgil M. Hancher breaks ground for tlle n. w SUI Six Daya ...... 19¢ a Word enee. IIIKtrk typ"wrllllr. 8·5603. 1·9 Thee two e sential fires never ' , ternational, world· wide service IInl), tuml ed Ih .... room and bath isms laboratory. a cosmetics and Pharmacy Building. The site is south of the Medical laboratories Ten Days ...... , ~ a Word mING. IS.M. Typewriter. ,·2511. .partmcnt. Adulla , . ,GU .rt.!r 5:S0 ignite: while we continue to ,;': club organization. I.' p.m. 11·:10 ke the grouping figures separ· . dermatologicals laboratory, and near Univ ersity Hospitals. One Month ...... 44~ a Word One of 118 outstanding graduate PROFESSIONAL tY1>llI8. Work 0.._. tely, we are not caught in the ': other classrooms will be located anlred. 01.1 "2483. 1·1 Room. For R.nt student from 25 eountrie to reo (Minimum Ad, 8 Words) 16 oss·currents of their unmanage- ' on the third floor. The !fourLh ceive this honor, Williams was TYPING. Fa t. _un~. _li.need. ble passions. It is only tbe stir· :·": £loor will contain- research labora· Deadline 12:30 p.m. "'681. I.S SINGLIJ room. Good lOcation 125. recommended by the Rotary Club a·.H~. l·g ng resonance of Robert Goulet's ' , tories, a pharmacognosy labora· Christmas Surprise FREE plek·up. Electrle t)'1lewrlter. it nging voice that links us to ,'. tory, and conference and staff of Waterloo. He will study history, CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADS hour .. rvlce, I.rry Nyau. "ll13O. SINOLll room (or Ifadualil WO/Mn. in preparation for a career as a ancelo! a he declares himself·:" rooms. CEDAR RAPIDS (All - George Nissen turned an anlfllal company One Insertion a Month . $1.26- JI·3OR 1·49Ift. I·' lawyer. alone of the major uni· a sweeping ballad ("II Ever ' For 30 years the College of Pharo Ch ri stmas party into an unusual surprise party for 200 employes Five Insertions a Month $1' TYPING~~~~------~~. l·fIOGl. , 1·18 SINGL!! room. 000<1 locauon. m. versities in Australia. Would Leavc You") and when h" macy has been located in a !:)or· Mond ay night. Ten Insertlons a Month 9011- 'I'lU!s~, tpe.... le,.1 \JIlIn. ."per', .. eeI3. I·' e la t note" has died we arel'" tion of the north wing of the Chem· At the conclusion of the party, which also celebrated the Of)en· A native of Waterloo. Williams - Rales for Each Col umn Inch ~nee. Ie<: ric ),pewrlt.!r, ·MO'. 1·9 SlNGLI!! room for mono DIAl 1.7t8l. 1.2 attended Loras CQllege In Du· sl again, I' 1 • istry Building, which, since its con· ing of a new company building, Ni ssen passed out ~30 , OOO wClrth Tbere is talk ,that further work!; struction in 1924-27, has also buque, in 1956·57 and received a Automotive • SINCL.F.t;;'Om , r man "vr. 23. "1 N of shates of company stock ' to employ.s. . , . Phone . 7-4191 ---._------CUbe, . 1-0013, 11.:10 Al.L ChrnmaJ I1'ft decor.do... and 1"1 housed ,th!) Departments of Chem· bachelor of arts dcgr~e, cum to be done on '1Camelot," since The shares came from I Nissen's own ' per50n ~ 1 hOldip'gs i litho IllS! qUICK Spec.lal, lU~lo . Ht!.~r,I""'...... JI..,..._..,,,.....,._-- --- _:'= w,.ppl~. po.,..,. I'elfU<:eCI 10 ""If price. is fortunate enough to have ', i try, BOtany and Chemical Engi. laude, last June trom &/1. He is turnlnll and b41ck up U"bla GOdy\' r Bervl 51ore. 31t guaranteed patronage. and ', I n rinll. Inow ~tu dying law at Stanford Uni· p."'. Mark'" ~..,eell 5:30 ,nil 7:1)0 eV'Intuj. 'I South CllJltun. Phone __I. lSo21 holder, a spokesman said Tuesday. " I, , versity in Palo Alto, Calif" and ElIporletN:ed Ad Takor Will t 2-.... FOR RF.N1': Tr.II~r .. ,voUnpl. arter ere should be no real difficulty I I • ,1 ~ t'lnb<'r 3. I . 1>lIonll 1-81". For. snipping away i~ extra pall· AFRtCAN SUMMIT The 25·year.old company ",anufacturft · rebound ' tumbling ,ym· expects to r eive the doctor of Help You WIth YOWll Ad, J ", II .- 9 t View' lfiall Coun. ·10.... It)'; , pWI. Iowa. I 12·110 our: Marly all that has bee.n :i RABAT. Morocco (.4'1 ~ King Mo· nastic equipment. 'In the beiginnihg Nissen's pl'ant for manufacturiri, law~ degree in 1963. THE DAtlY IOWAN RESERVE~ ritten for the nOrmally deli&hh ' hammed V plans an African sum· the equipment was his gara,e. ,I, ( , At SUI Williams held an Iowa • I THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY ul but here sadly Underprivileged " mitt in Morocco this month to ex· For the first time last fall the company oHered stock for , ale to Merit Scholar hip and a Forensic Scholarship. He was a member of ADVERTISING COPY . 12· 22 obert Coote is expendable. a nd ~: amine the AJ'gerian and Congolese the public and there are 375.000 itaares. The spokesfl'lan Slid that Aldens urely the machinatIons of Mord· ';'1 questions, officials Said Tuesday. the Newman Club; the Orientation with the addition of the 200 "mployes, there are now 70\1 stoek. 14 Moving? ed !Roddy McDowall} a he at .. " President of the United Arab Re· Committee; the Union Board; Pep :!~~~~~~~~~~~ Houl. , For Itent holders. EXPERT empt to bribe a woodland witclw public and Guinea have been in· Club; Forensic Club; Omicron Who D-. h 2 SMAl.L ' on bedroom bOUie, Coralville. t ith huge ba kets oC candy ca n,:· viled to attend. Nissen stock was selling for $13 a share, h. said. Delta Kappa, honorary fraternity; .... Dill 8-2312. 12·22 DIAL 7-9696 e escorted to lhe city limits. r and Phi Alpha Mu, scholastic fra· SMALL carpentry, cement repairs, ime saved can be used to bring .' ternity. rubbl h haulln,. DIll "24~6. 1·7 and u.. tho comple.. TV Service s clo er to the private flurries' He was pre ident of the Interfra· FINE PORTRAiTS P.S. from Paris- SEWING macblnu for rmt b" the •• low I I modern ",ulpment of the nd secret yearnings of those' ternity Council; ail executive coun· month. Repairs on .11 makeo, Hawk. Sati ction Guaranteed romlsing principals. One hopes. cil member of Sigma Phi Epsilon, eye Appliance Mart. P,hone 1.7135. 3 Prints for $2.50 1·1UR In any ca e, if you already have social fraternity; treasurer of the Prolt_lonal Plrty PlctUTfl Dial 8-1101 icket, don't panic. "Camelot" Central party Committee, and on RAGEN'S TV. Guaranteed televialon YOUNG'S STUDIO Maher Bros. Transfer I servlcln, by certllied ...vlceman . • _._ • __~ quander a gay beginning on an ;4mericans Home the executive board of the Young Go Anytime 8.1089 or 8 .35 ~2 . 1.J7R 3 So. DubuCl1M ncreasi ngly wondering Darra· By ART BUCHWALD piness to shopkeepers, restaurant amount of spending abroad but in Republican Club. ivc. trades an early sauciness lh,.ld Tribune New. Servlee Io wners. bartenders. and bar girls fairness to them, it is nOlhing com· or an ultimately lugubrious soul· j, For years those of us who have the world over . parable to what the American NO TREES? By MORT WALKER earching. But it till has castles .. lived in E urope have seen signs And while there Ire a few no· tourist spends outside lhe United MOSCOW (.f! - The Soviet youth BEETLE BAILEY a look at, marches to listen to. : scrawled on walls. "Americans Go tionalists who will celebrate the States. According to figu res we newspaper Komsomolskaya Prav· nd attractive people to meet: :1' Home." We didn't pay any atten· departure of G.I . dependents, the just made up, it comes to some· da was critical Tuesday because lost ol all and what vcr its de- ~" lioll to them as we knew they were majority of the people will be thi ng like $2 bi llion a year . Moscow, a ciLy of mO re than five nating mistakes. it Is a work or:' painted in the early hours of the sorry to see them go because But the United Stites has mill ion people. has an allotment enuln(' ambition and not a com·:;) mOl'ning, either by Communists or the dependents Ilways brought a been unable to get many foroi,n of only 160,000 holiday trees under l0relal fraud. : embittered young men who lost 1i"le part of America with them tourists to come to America. Tho a forestry con servation program. ._ 1!160 New York II mId Trlbur)e Inc. ::. thei r girls to American G.I .'s. wherever they went. strongest and wellthiest country " You can pu t Father Frost But now it's offi cial. The Presi· The question now is which de· in the world still doesn't have a (Santa Cl aus) and Snow Maiden national tourist oHlce, nor hal on the television set and you can I dent .of the United States wants pendents should be sent home American dependents to come fi rst. One suggestion, by a colonel any eHort, e"certt by the airlino hang other decorations on the I lamp shade. but how can you cele· r, home and real fast. who shall remain nameless, is that . companies, been made to en­ The President's announcement priorit y be given to all wives who coura,e people to visit us alld brate New Year's witbout a tree?" oame as a shock because for three wear Bermuda shorts or slacks in bring)lack .ome of that ,old tho the newspaper asked. monlhs preceding the election, we French or German towns. Americans have been spondin, were !lssured by " Thi s could possibly take care of abroad. o SO, th<>n, may Ii tcn to the FM, ' him, and N i x 0 n 50,000 dependents. One of our first suggestions, tatic·fr ' lran 'mis ion or the· : and eve r yo n e A second suggestion comes from though this will probably get us a I ssiah. A slightly shorter, tape·:' . in the Republican another colonel who is a friend of subpoena to appear before the eeorded v r ion of the work. ' party, that things th e fi rst colonel. He says there arc Senate Internal Security Commil· rawn from the onllual perform· ------couldn't be better probably thousands of servicemen tee, is thaL if we're r eally serious Halt nc of th Reformed Church of:: with the Uh ited who secretly would like to- see about wllntiflg tourists, we have to ~y JolmDy esus Chrl t oC Laller Day Saints, ' .' States and that their wives sent home, but are too do away with tourist visa require· • till' one which listeners to economy . w i s e (rightened to say so. ments in the U.S. Although Amer· ON A· BUrrmHt:o< UI will h 'Ilr. Handel's mu Ic, ." . ond prestige· wise The colonel suggests that lar,e icans are no longer required to , Pi'.Ss '; ~IJ FWN itbout doubl. will be heard '" we w ere sitting bllck ballot boxes be pllc.,t in have visas to visit any country in STAAI6tiT OIJi , hroughout the day; major sell' all the tol' of the front of the oHic .. of the com· Western Europe, the United States 'T lJ~~ QUjcKl.'1"', ent at 10 n.m" 1 and 6 p.m .• , : World. mandlng oHicers on each base, still requires foreign tourists to ... ND 1l4E ~L W ILL ill feature works as di verse as ; Now we're told that the U.S. where the men , could "vo/un· apply for them if they want to £!IS ~IGHr THERE . landel' nut onDtas. the ora· \:. economy is indeed in trouble and teer" the nam" of their wives. visit America. orio lsrnel in Egypt Dnd the, ' if we don 't get the wives and chilo T)1e boxes would be guarded by (el 1960 New York Helald Trib une ~ clebroted Wnter Music. ~ I , dren of our soldiers and sailors M.P.'s and only the C.O. would back to the United states, they're ha ve access to them. CHRISTMAS THEATRE OF· '" going to spend us, all into bank· The colonel thinks this would ~ I NGS ore schcdul d fol' to· :I" rupl cy. take care of another 150,000 de· orrow !It 8 p.rp. One of them. ': Everyone is upset over the news, pendents. which is almost the goal I'Crick I on th Hearth" , was ;' as Indeed they s hOuld be. The de· President Eisenhower has set for adopted and produc<'d some ' pen dents life upset for obvious Lhe armed forces. Up to your ears with indecision? Better not let It muddy up your ears ago by Lhe stall at WSUl'-' 'reasons, but the nationals 1\1 coun· The rest of ,the quota could be careor plannin,. Now's the tlmo rom 0 lory by Charle Dickens. ' : tries where our servicemen are made up by G,!. parents who to startthlnkinglboutthe future. or h er ntim<' nL It rivals "A)' stationed ore also u~t. You can would like to get their children out hrlstmas Carol"; Cor technical '; say what you 'W ill II bout American flf their hair. I.- Acareer In life Insurance Is worth Rolfo and Plod 'xc II nce it has been found " servicemen, but they are the big· •• • your ' Inveatigltion. Provident uitabl Cor broadcast at other "'· gest spenders of any arm9 in the It is true that Am erican depend. Wedding aouquets Mutual offer. colloge men excel· adio stations this seaSOn . -.' world and they have brought hap.. enls are responsible for a certain lent opportunities in $Illes and I' sales management and, if you',. BA CIl HA S HIS " DAY" on FrI·~ : • WechIt .. ln""~ftI Interested In actual sales train· day when as mony of the major·· , ~ and Announcements Int, you can get started nowwhn. work of th oL composer as passl· .. • Wedding ta'1c.s ytu're stlU It school. t(' will be pack ~ Into WSUJ '!I .': At The SrORE ••• roadcDst SChedul e. The Mass In • Wed,Un .. Phl:»tM Ask for our free bobklet, "ea,.., B Minor, for example. wiU be ), • W.ddlng ..... Opportunltl.. ". W... ~. At Your (DOORI InquIIIU. 'Icurd uL 8 p. m. 4 • MIIItI in Colors " LAWRENCE T. WADI CHILDREN ESPECIALLY will :1 Oen ...1 A,u' ( I ant to hNlr IIOme oC the won~r- i 1a.ID,. ADII "'aD 81',• .rut mu leal urprl e In tore or ~, !. HaU's Iridal ShOp DIM. ,·sal th('ln Saturday, from 8:30 a.m. ~ to 5 p,m. Mu Ie for Children, an Bettys Flower ShOp PROVIDENT MUTUAL album' for th very young, by , ur. Inlurance ComPlIl1 lZ' s. Dublque of Philldelphla iii 'Onr, will be ~ sllortl), ~ after 10 a,m. ..:.. .. Green Ba,y, Eagles California Indivic As 1960 draws Rated Best Crosby reviev ,Individualism Await Pro Playoff ' In Tourney .tory on Pal. ;"" ...... , ...... " ...... , ...... ,. GME~ BAY, \Vis. (A't - The LEXrNGTON, Ky. IA'I - Un­ Established I : Th D 'l I :National Football League cham· beaten California goqs Into the , e aI owa n ' pionship is at stake, but the Green annual University of Kentucky In· : ~ • "Say Packers, champIOns of the , • Western Division, are acting as if vitational Basketball Tournament : . : the playoff with the Philadelphia in the role of lhe favorite tonight , . I Eagles Monday is just another The Golden Bears. runner· up to : ~ ball game. Ohio State in last year's NcAA , , After the customary Monday off, finals, meet St. Louis in firlt : : the Packers reassembled at City round action with Kentucky going , , Stadium Tuesday morning for against Illinois in the other half : : a squad meeting with Coach Vince of the doubleheader . , , L9mbardi and his assistants. Coach Adolph Rupp's host team I , ...... ,,...... , ...... , ...... ' A[terward there was a shprt work- has won four of the seven tourney Page 4-THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City. Ia.-Wed.. Dec. 21. 1960 out in the bright sunshine with the conlests, but this season the Wild­ temperature in the mid 20s. cats have been hamstrung witb mediocrity. "Sur.. this is the big on .... California I. 5-0 for the Halan, said Lombardi, "but w.·11 follow St. Loui, 5·1 and Kentucky .M our usual training routine until Illinoi. each 3-2. Po we leave for Philad.lphia Satur· , Moneywise, the UKIT is one 0/ day morning." I the best four·team tournamenll The Packer standard formula I going. Last year each squad re­ caUs for no contact work but a I ceived $15,420 after West Virginia 'Move lot or exercise and work on of· won the crown. Censi ve and defense formations jl The least amount a tj'KIT team e specifically aimed at tire next op· has received was $8,243 in tb, ponent. inaugural. Build The Eagles are hoping the Pack· The championship will be played ers read National Football League Thursday night after the consola· statistics and more important, be· tIon. Next lieve what they read. i California Is making its first A look at the figures put out appearance in the UKIT this each week by NFL headquarters year. St. Louis play.d In 1'5' shows the Eastern Division cham· and Illinois was a member of pion Eagles next· to· last among the th. 1956 tournam.nt. The last Kentucky game WIi! 13 teams on defense against rush· Saturday, when Temple outplayed ing. And Green ~ay happens to the Wildcats 66-58. be a running team. ,/ Jim TAylor with 1,101 yards on 1 230 carries was the league's sec· • station and . ond top ball carrier, and Paul Van' Brocklin of contJractor' Hornung seventh with 671 yards linal 10 per on 160 attempts. for 30 days. Jerry Williams, Eagles' defen· sive coach. didn't say it out· Se~ected Top I, Varied Interest right, but in so many words h.'s hoping the Western champion Two fans at a recent basketball gam. in th. Field Hous. display Packeri are counting on th.ir Pro Penormer varied reactions to II fi.ld g011 by Don Nelson. As the man sits apparent weakness wh.n the teams meet her. D.c. 26 in th. with chin propped on hand •• the woman beside him claps with gusto. All-Purpose Tackle Lee Off to Sowls PHILADELPHlA L4'I - The Max· 80th wer. happy when lowl won. though. NFL titl. game. well Club announced Tuesday it -Daily Iowan Photo by Art RoraH "In this league," said Williams has selected Norm Van Brocklin, as the Eagles prepared to workout Not only is Chuck Lee's 230 pounds useful in crushing the oppositions 31st. and finally th. Hula Bowl In Hawaii Jan. 8. Lee was married quarterback or the Philadelpbia Tuesday at the Philadelphia ru!'ner •• but in playing the moving man, also. It's his own fault. how. Eagle , as the outstanding profes­ Stadium, "if you are going to get to longtim. fri.nd Ralphen. In Mt. Pleasant Dec. 10. She seems to ever, for doing so well during the football season as lowa's left tackle. have gott.n th. knack of her new rol. rather quickly as sh' loads sional football player of 1960. beat it's usually going to be Van Broeklin will be honored at taken Goren on Bridge through the air. That's why we then acc&pting invitations to play in three bowl games during ·the up hubby on his way to th. car as they pr&pare to leave on their the club's 24th annual dinner Feb. The have stressed pass defense in· Christmas holidays. First will be the AII·American Bowl on D.c. 26 football honeymoon. -Daily Iowan Photo by Ralph Speas 6, wilh the Bert Bell Memorial ready By CHARLES GOREN st ad of rushing defense. Against Award to the outstanding pro of men in salvage something by way .of the Green Bay we are going to have at Tucson. Arizona. Then on to Phoenix and the Copper Bowl Dec. club finesse. Even when this sue· the year. Balllmore quarterback holding up North·South vulnerable. South to ration our distribution of em· may be deals. ceeded, he managed to win only phasis more equitably." Johnny Unitas received the first eight tricks. of these annual awards last year. though iJ: NORTH Williams, whose defensive Isec· middle of The other declarers, quite prop­ ondary tied for second.in pass in· Van Brockhn completed ~53 of .AU 284 passe (or 2,471 Y8(ds a~d j 2~ two public erlYI won the trick in the closed terceptions, said the defensive 0 YI093 '[)odger~, GicJlJt~ Rate Top touchdowns as he led the EiIlltes in their hand, in order to preserve the ace rushing figures ,were deceptive. , .:rl~~k~y, 79, t'l J), t " £- I 1 . "I ',r " c t86' of spades as an entry to dummy, He pointed out thab ,when I'the to the National Foptball League;s .107SU . should It develop that something EClgles met rl\s\ling(team. sueho as Eastern title. WEST EAST 1n New York, meanwhile, tV,. COIlld be ldone with the club suit. the ~le~~IClnd Browps 'or 1St. Louis ::;;May.'Write · Brocklin Was named the Novem~r .HOU .Q8f •. (\ Howe'ver when it caMe to the Caras, l.I1ey ,were up to ,tlle ooca· It t • Hdn,or$ i; °in ;::~l~~i~~hi#g o::Marks winner in the annual race for YA8U 9751 managelnent of the club suit itself, siQn. · f ' PITTSAU~GH 111'1 - Brancll the t HOG • QI71 solne /lof them ran square Inlo a :'This ,Ii.,as ,b.-n' a ...",," , as;. Rickey ,. Sr. founder of base· CINCINNA'l'I II!'! - The Los An- Individual I.ader was San Frat" strikeout crown [or a second Rae HiCkok professional Athlete of the Year Award. 1 .a, .. ~." blind spot., Of course, they all led serts, William~, "wlllehi hal' Ipftn' bal\'l\ ,aflJl syster and former ~~Ies Dodge Sl {~i\ed , to relain I cisco's jl.~;I;Oltl 'r.uthP.Wtl straight year with 246. Warren SOUTH . ' !J tbe /Ice, and on tIle ' next round fl'l\i~le , .n!Jllgh to! meet !e~h boar~ dial man pf the Pitts· ~belr National ' LbgIJJ, ,champio*. Mike /Mbcor ick •. Ije aCI a ~S-12 Spahn and w BurdI/tie of the Van Brocklin's r91, ill )eadinl .K75 , BOme of ,them led a small club in game .ituation. as ·it cam. up:r burgh I Pirates, celebrated his ship and the favored San Fr'an· reco~ t and l al owed only 76 earn· Milwaukee Braves and Vernon Law the Eagles to the Eastern title of the National Football J.,rai'" jell­ YKQJ th~ hope that the king would fall Tom Brookshire,. Eagles' defen· 79th birthday Tuesday ponder. cisco Giants folded to a fifth place ed runs in 253 innings of work of the Pirates had the most com· sive team captain, feels the Pack­ ing a n,w career. ' . finish tbey IItill ha~ the best for af! ... v",.g~ of 2.70. pleted pitched games with 18 each . abled him to defeat Elgll1 uay)or, tAK43 on the second rouna. , ' / - put ers are the toughest team 'in the "I/expect to keep busy," said earned run pitching av~rages in . J'I~ , becllme the thifd strqjghl Broglio, Spahn (21-10) and th Los Angeles Lakers' oasket· -..AQ& Their reasoning followed the line c league to plan a defense against. Rickey at home to spend the tht: league in i960. Giant hurler to ' y(in the earned 1.aw (20·91 were the only 20. ball star who cored a record­ The bidding: that K-x was just as probable a holidays with his family. "I Officials averages released Tues· run average tille. Sam Jones won gam. wlnl1ers. breaking 71 points in one game. South West· North East holding as J-x, and they would be have other things in mind - The annual award, to be pre­ right, were there nothing further day by the league showed Dodger it in 1959 and Stu Miller in 1958'1 A relief pitcher - Lindy Me· 2 NT Pass 3 NT PUI * * * p.rhaps write a word or two. hurlers allowed an average of only Ernie Broglio, 21-9 with the Daniel of the St. Louis Cardinals 'ented .Jan. 23 al Rochester, N. Y., Pass Pass to 'consider but the club honors. Perhaps it may be published:' 3.40 earned runs a nine·inning Cards, fiqished second with an avo - again took the won and lost per· will go to one of 1I1e monthly win· The question, however, is not how Opening lead: J'ack of • Pro All-Star Rickey did not elaborate on game to top the loop. The Giants erage of 2.75 and Don Drysdale of Icentage title. McDaniel had a 12-4 ners. to bring down the k.ing of clubs. I his literary plans. However, it 1 were next with a 3.44 average Los Angeles (15-14) was third with record [or a .750 average. In 1959 It appears that even players oC but how to bring in the club suit. is assumed he will write a bODk while the world champion Pirates 2.84. it was the Piratcs' reliever, Elroy wide experience might lend an ear, If the king of clubs falls on the East Squad on his more than SO years in finished third with 3.49. Orysdale also won the league Face, who was tops. College Scores if we are to judge by the manner lead of a low club at trick two. baseball. I to .lobn·, 87. Plillbur.b 1M in which today's hand was treated declarer has not gained much, for Rickey. who built pennant Brf,bam ,"ounl #til, Kan .... 'fl •in a recent tournament. surely a spade will come back. winners at Brooklyn .and St. Connetlltul Al. S ..... n ,. Is Revealed P,(),"'dente 81 , Gen •• ,. MO Holding 22 high card points with driving out dummy's ace, and the Louis before coming to the Pi· WI un,In 119. N.v.... AG even distribution, South had the clubs will be blocked. LOS ANGELES (All - Quarter· rates. refired last summer aft· larq ueUe 70 t lew. Late G..1 Worth"" 9 1. Dubuque 81 regulation requirements for an To win the hand, declarer must back Norman Van Brocklin of the er the Continental League. his ,elrbLoft Pl. "Amb'", M opening bid of two no ' trump. be fortunate enough to' find the Philadelphia Eagles Tuesday top· latest effort, disbanded in the Pu,du "I, t:v." ".Ile n r.rdha.m iA, J)e l'auw 7: North had just enough to raise his jack of clubs doubleton, so that he ped an all-star array of 'Eastern fac. of baseball's expansion I Indl.n. 14, Noire D.m. ,. partner to three no !,rumP, can smother the king and jack by Division players for the National p!;ln. t . Ten", la-le 80, Gee"a... 1 Pf>",n tale .,'t. 1,aeu.e MI In each case, West opened the the lead of the queen. Those who Football League's annual Pro WIlIl.m and M.rt fill. Vlrrl~I. 1M jack of spades. One declarer won made this play succe.eded in bring­ Bowl game here Jan. 15. l\-.rtbv.'fJJle.rn 0.1, U. of W ...... ". the trick in dummy, in order to ling home nine tricks. Western Division personnel will be announced Thursday, IAmerican OWnerS The squad of 34 was Chos'l) by A heorty the six Eastern coaches. Law· Approve fin 'l ey THE r.nc. T. (Buck) Shaw, the retir· "Hellol" bids oi ing Eagle coach, has be.n named BOS:rON IJ1'I - The American to clear to coach the East and VinoSe Lom· League club owners Tuesday night I, the trademork of low. posed City', friendlle.t tavern. B ,rlil'll1b'm bardi of the Green Bay Packer. approved the purchase or control­ You',.. right. The will coach the Wilt. ling stock in the Kansas City Ath· Philadelphia, the Cleveland WI "Doc" Connell'll of Cedar Browns and the New York Giants letics by insurance executive )Jail, of each landed seven men on the Charles 0, Finley. Anderson squad. The St. Louis Cardinals The announcement was made by T.J1e Annex Moines, Aolioo and Pittsburgh Steelers e a c h President Joe Cronin of the Amer­ MIKE McCORMICK WARREN SPAHN LEW BURDETTE 26 I. Coli.,. placed five and the Washington ican League. Th.se Three Among tt. B.. t In tho BUllnt.. Reaskins three. The East squad: Oflense- feiffer Ends - Sonny Randle, Cardin· " als; Pete Retzlaff, Eagles; Bill Anderson, Redskins. rH A ReAl, (rR"r 1fltie:~ fHe ·ALL·~t-.R Tackles - Roosevelt Brown, Gi· IMAm)It.)G- 1HWW6G( ~OV~~ eVcR,! wW:' ants; Mike McCormiok, Browns; ~1C~I~(; fHC~ G£r Aw~w FM-iOUS Frank Varriehione, Steelers. , SU/JOAlf ,V. IMGOW5I,A/J WHO CO~c$ O~ Guards - Jim Ray Smith, ffi,~ Ot~lflW A/olO ~A£'(S; Browns; Jack Stroud, Gianls; \ 'IM6 ROOr« OUR 1ROU8/'£" Mike Sandusky, Steelers; Bob NO SPIRITUAl. VAWE S, • Khayat, Redski~s place kicker. , -",' Center - Ray Wietecha, Giants, ( Quarterbacks - Norman Van Brocklin, Eagles; Milt Plum, What a fig~lt any fan would ltir lip if he took it on Browns_ Jlimself to name the two dozen outslanding bueball Halfbacks - John David Crow, Cardinals; Ray Renfro, Bobby games on record! Mitchell, Browns; Tommy McDon· Yc, Joe Relrhler and Brn Olan llave done just dill' aid , Eagles. in the "Un(orgellahle Camel" lerlell. Fullbacks - Jimmy Brown, Browns; Tom Tracy, Steelers. Of course, Joe antI Ben are no ordinary fanl. They Defense- MO Arm? 1~ /fO()R~ rllt'! are nationally kpown balflball wrilers wboae recently Ends - Leo Suga.r, Cardinals; oeCJoe THAf 'TIlt Roor Of OIJR published IIOOIe, "Buehall'. Unforgcllable Games," Andy Robustelli, Giant~; Ernie 1l00~~E IS: k)O fJPI~,rvA/" hal been a lwst .eller. Stautner. Steelers. V~ t:? • NO E'T1/IC~ ~ I/AJ/J6'J· Tackles - Roosevelt Grier. Gi· ~..,o ~ ~llJ6fU~ From the 10() gam .... ill lbe llOole lhey lla,-e Ileleeted ants; Ben Toneff, Redsklns; Mar· ReU,rlO~HI~ . 24 ae tbe ('ream of .he "rop, Their nostalgic accounl1 ion Campbell, Eagles. \ aro flllCillatillg, You 'I'on't wanl 10 mi .. a linBle one. Linebackers - Sam Hurt, GI· ants; Chllck Bednarik, Eagles; "Baseball', UnforgeHable Game." Maxie Baugham, Eagles; John 5.. Reger, Steeler . ' Starting Jan. 3 in HalfbaCks - Bernie Parrish, Browns; Tom m y Brookshier, Eagles ; Jim mil, Ca rdinals. 11. '1' Sofety - Jim Palton, Giants; Jert'y NOI·ton, Cardinals.